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His speed, agility, and aggressive play, which was complemented by colourful and outspoken behaviour, won him a large following.
In this paper, we will focus on the Observation which was complemented by a short oral Questionnaire and the Critical Incident Technique.
As if to emphasize people's animalistic instincts, costumes (by Sven Bindseil) for Carnival festivities had a wild-beast motif, which was complemented by a dense forest prominent in Jürgen Kirner's décor.
"The end result will be more openness," predicts Bruce Schneier, a data-security guru.From safe to sieveWhen corporate information lived only on paper, which was complemented by microfilm about 50 years ago, it was much easier to manage and protect than it is today.
Discrete γ-ray transitions emitted following decays from either metastable states or excited states populated following beta decay were identified using the 84 coaxial high-purity germanium (HPGe) detectors of the EURICA spectrometer, which was complemented by 18 additional cerium-doped lanthanum bromide (LaBr3) fast-timing scintillation detectors from the FATIMA collaboration.
Sci Fi Weekly was impressed that both styles of play never interfered with each other, which was complemented by the unique gameplay of each race.
The measure, which is complemented by a new EU money laundering directive, is intended to do more than nail gangsters and drug lords.
For a quantitative analysis, the materials behaviour was investigated through spray experiments, which were complemented by ballistic impact tests and explosive powder compaction.
In this approach bees provide an early detection capacity which is complemented by mobile robots to verify pollution indications by obtaining more detailed in-situ measurements.
The property of differential flatness indicates that the design of a DFIG controller is possible using feed-forward control terms which are complemented by suitable error feedback terms.
But Darcey's claim that the selective lowering of the paywall would not undermine the publisher's pay strategy, my test - which is complemented by a longer-run test by a Sun subscriber - suggests otherwise.
